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A mobile Friche's Trap Hole, which appeared as a random bonus in the first season of the game, opens a set monster on the field and destroys it if its defense is 2000 or less.
Since all low class monsters in Season 1 have DEF of 2000 or less, most of the set monsters were destroyed by this effect.
In the past, it was a ruling that triggered the reverse effect of a monster that was opened after performing this effect processing, so it was also used for that purpose, but with the ruling change, it became impossible, and its usefulness increased greatly. has declined.
Of course, the reverse effect of the opponent's monster also stopped activating, so in the 2nd period when reverse effect monsters were at their peak, this ruling might have been unexpectedly not bad as a removal trap for Friche.
In game works, it is an excellent removal trap in almost any series, and especially in GB's DM series, it has a strong impression as a trap card that the trap master can set with his own effect.

Beast's lower class Normal Monster who joined Yugi's main force from the original Battle City arc.
Although he bears the splendid name of King of the Phantom Beast, he looks like a normal slender beastman that is as disproportionate to his name as Super War Lion, and his ability values are completely the same as the Pale Beast that appeared in the first season. same.
For the time being, it is a fusion material with the name of "Chimera the Flying Mythical Beast", and the chimera has the effect of specifying this monster, and later it also belongs to "Phantom Beast".
However, due to Chimera's low specs, it's hard to say that any of them are great strengths, and it's a pity that Phantom Beast is one of the most undeveloped themes among all the themes that exist in OCG.
Since it is an OCG low-class monster with a high Rush Duel aptitude status, it is imported over there as a Beast representative monster along with Alligator's Sword.

Originally designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi as a game original card to be added to DM3, it is one of the monsters numbered 791 to 800, and is also the first OCG attached to VJ, the highest grade of Beast-Warrior. Normal Monster.
However, its specs are the same as Red Eyes, and with 2 sacrifices, this status must be said to be tough in the 2nd season, when Shocker and Fisher Beast also appeared.
Also, in the original, there is a scene in which Tom's Flying Elephant neutralizes the fissure attack of some kind of monster that Keith used, and Tom wins, but in the anime, this fissure attack was carried out by this monster. Both are supposed to be elephant monsters.

It is a rare card that Jonouchi received from Yugi in the original, and it is also mentioned as the only card that Jonouchi, who has lost his red eye, can use as an ante in the Battle City edition.
Its effect is indeterminate, involving a coin toss, but it's pretty powerful, with his normal summon-capable low-level monsters unleashing unbounded thunderbolts.
It takes a little effort to stabilize the result of a coin toss, but since it is a fusion material with the designation of the Thousand Year Dragon, it can be easily done by simply pulling it into your hand or field.
Later, "Time Wizard of Tomorrow" with this monster as a fusion material with the name designation appeared, and since that one has designated his Effect Monster as the other material, if you put this monster on the field, you can use super fusion. You can now remove most of the monsters on your opponent's field.

A Beast-Warrior high-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and a monster with a different color from the Cat's Fairy.
He has both offense and defense, which is far more powerful than Cats Fairy, but both of them are under 2000, which is a lonely ability. hey….
The place of activity is mainly in game works, and it was known as one of the powerful monsters that can be put out from the beginning because it can be easily created by fusing an appropriate female monster with Beast.

A high-level Normal Monster that is one of only five Sea Serpents that appeared in Season 1, and is actually the strongest of his Sea Serpents in Season 1.
Aquadragon, who has the same level and higher stats, thank you so much for becoming a Fusion Monster!
With just one sacrifice, he wasn't weak at all with 2000 ATK, but if he had around 2000 ATK, there were a lot of things in each race, so he couldn't get out of the realm of a mediocre monster.
Unlike Spike Seadra and Ocean Dragon Lord of the same period, the benefit of Atlantis' level down effect was small, which was also tough.
For some reason, it carries a shell on its back, so in some games it can be created by fusing a dragon-type monster with a turtle monster.

He who appeared in the first period was a Fiend's high-level Normal Monster, and at that time he was a rare WIND monster in Fiend.
The name of the card, the form of the appearance, and the colors all claim his WIND.
Despite being a normal monster in the regular pack, with a single sacrifice, he had an ATK of 2100. At that time, he was a pretty strong monster, and I have the impression that it was a popular card among young duelists because of its good looks.

A warrior's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, his EARTH monster is normal against the word "Netherworld" and his evil appearance.
It's a fusion material named after Magic Knight Guiltia.
No matter how you look at it, the unusual shield is not mentioned at all in the flavor text, but when it appears in the anime GX, it will show its individuality.
Who would have guessed that this monster would make a solid appearance in the anime, even if it wasn't duel, and that he would later be remade by Link Monster...
For some reason, the first guardian planet in true DM is Pluto, which means the Thunder Demons, and if we follow the Summoned Demons in DM2 and later, Mercury, which originally means the Black Demons, is correct.

A Dragon monster used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom and Battle City arcs, and a Normal Monster that serves as a fusion material for the Thousand-Year Dragon and 《Alligator's Sword Dragon》.
Compared to his other normal monsters, it's certainly a special existence, but it's a normal rare for the first time.
In OCG, the relationship with "Time Wizard" is just a fusion material opponent, but in the game work, "Time Wizard" has an effect that encourages the growth of this monster and his Dragon. There are many.

A low-level Normal Monster of Spellcaster that appeared in Season 1, and a monster with a different color than the Top Idol of Season 1, Dryad.
By the way, this monster also has the experience of winning the beauty monster grand prix in VB4 by holding down that BMG.
It's a named fusion material for 《Musician King》, but I can only think that this monster was chosen because he's also a Spellcaster.
DM4 is given the ability to recover 500 LP, and since Pegasus puts it in the deck on the CPU, many people should have seen the effect used.
Speaking of High Priestess, isn't Arcana Force's High Priestess yet?

The only LIGHT monster in Rock that appeared in Season 1, and even now, the only LIGHT card in Normal Monster's Rock.
As long as there are Decks that have been used to make the most of this, there's no reason not to take that into account, even if it's a story from the past.
True DM has a number of special fusion patterns where it fuses with a card that kills the monster and turns it into a strengthening spell, but in the case of this monster, it turns into amethyst when fused with Breath of Light. There is a pattern to do so.

One of the monsters used by Yugi in the original work, he is a Fiend's lower class Normal Monster.
There is no particular success in the original work, there is nothing to see in the status, and it is not a fusion material designated as a famous place.
《Beaver Warrior》, 《Griffore》and Gremlin are one corner friends, and in DM4, his ATK is relatively high as a low-level monster, and it corresponds to 《Horn of the Unicorn》, which is one of the few strengthening spells that can be used in Yugi Deck. ing.

A low-level Dragon Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and one of the strongest low-level dragons in Season 1.
It has the same attributes as the other Devil Dragon and his ATK is inferior in defensive power, but this one is a fusion material with the name of 《Skelgon》.
Even in the original work, he appears in the memorable first duel, and he often appears in Yu-Gi-Oh related products such as Bandai versions and stickers.

It is a card that becomes a super-sized Spirit Monster, and you can Tribute Summon with one body by releasing a monster that has been Normal Summoned even though it is a superlative monster.
Due to this nature, in the Spirit Deck, by increasing the summoning right with the effect of Wakon, you can release Wakon as it is and draw 1 with his Tribute Summon and his GY effect over there.
The effect is triggered by NS or reverse, first urging the opponent to clean up the cards on the field, drawing each other as many as the number cleaned up, and furthermore, at the end phase of the activation turn A dynamic process of resetting all numerical advantages is performed.
It's a nightmare effect for a deck that destroys cards, even cards removed by face-down are restored to their original state. It is a very interesting effect that depending on whether you activate this effect, the opponent's appearance and the development of backfire will change greatly.
No, I think this is the correct way to do effects that leave things up to the opponent, so it's not too late, so it's better to readjust Hatsugai, which is included in the same pack...

A light fusion Beetrooper created to be a new option for the fusion destination of Beetrooper, who has sent out his too subtle Insect fusion spell to the world.
He has the best lubricating abilities, including SS-triggered thematic search effects, including fusion summons, and his Beetrooper's return effect triggered by his Insect monster's face-up elimination.
Only his own Beetrooper can be returned, but his Insect removal that pulls the trigger can be the G of his opponent's GY removed by his Called by the Grave.
However, the good thing about surviving this revision is that it is set as an ability that corresponds to "Instant Fusion" again, and considering that it is not very realistic to use the return effect continuously, there is no special fusion. I also feel that it would be better not to use it and just put it out for 《Instant Fusion》.
It would still be nice if his GY effect could be used on the turn sent to his GY, but I think this is the limit of the degraded Gem-Knight Fusion.